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LightS
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Greenville, TX

LightS

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AT&T knows the rules are weak

That's why they chose to find a way around it by insisting that "preloaded" apps are exempt, due to the relatively (incredibly) weak rules set in place by the FCC.

The death star does quite a few things to try and usher people away from their grandfathered unlimited plans... tethering after they hit the 2gb limit, and now this? Ridiculous.

ArrayList
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join:2005-03-19
Mullica Hill, NJ

ArrayList

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so, all apple needs to do is make facetime downloadable and stop preloading it?

LightS
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Greenville, TX

LightS

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According to AT&T's current logic, that seems to be a viable solution.

Morac
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said by ArrayList:

so, all apple needs to do is make facetime downloadable and stop preloading it?

I propose Apple add a "FaceTime 3G unlock" app to the store that simply disables AT&T's FaceTime block. According to AT&T's logic they wouldn't be able to block that.

Of course that will never happen.